Richmond Climate Smart Task Force trims CARP survey, assigns SWOT homework
Summary
The task force continued refining the Climate Adaptation Resilience Plan (CARP) survey and assigned a SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats) analysis as homework for members ahead of the Dec. 3 meeting to guide the town's adaptation planning.
The Town of Richmond Climate Smart Task Force worked on shortening and organizing the Climate Adaptation Resilience Plan (CARP) survey during its Nov. 5 meeting, and assigned members a SWOT analysis to prepare for the next meeting on Dec. 3.
Andrea McIntosh introduced the CARP survey and read the award statement noting the town's DEC Climate Smart award at a previous Town Board meeting on Oct. 14. The task force agreed the SWOT homework will inform the CARP survey revisions and asked members to complete that analysis before the Dec. 3 meeting so staff can incorporate findings into the draft survey.
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